Rain activities are likely to continue in Delhi from Tuesday

New Delhi: Delhi may see a break in the rain for the next 48 hours with only an isolated drizzle spell expected in several parts.
Meanwhile, rainfall activities, are expected to be continued from Tuesday and so on with light to moderate to Friday.
Capital has received 404.7mm rainfall so far this September and only requires 12.7mm rainfall again to break the record of all time for the month.
Meet officials say the note is likely to be damaged next week itself.
“On Tuesday, some parts might see a moderate and same shower, there is a possibility of moderate rain on Wednesday too.
Delhi is expected to receive more rain before the withdrawal begins,” said a resident of the weather.
Safdarjung, which was taken as a base for Delhi’s weather, has received 1.161.1mm rainfall this rainy season so far (between June 1 and September 18).
It is now the third highest monsoon rainfall which has been recorded in Delhi and the highest since 1964, when Delhi receives 1,190.9mm – another record that can be broken down in the coming days.
On Saturday, AyanaAagar is the only station for recording rainfall.
It received 0.2mm rainfall between 8:30 a.m.
and 5.30 in the afternoon.
The normal date for the withdrawal of the Monsun for Delhi is September 25.
Meeting officials said the withdrawal could be postponed this year.
“Delhi-NCR will receive more rainfall activities until the end of the month,” officially added.
On Sundays, Delhi can record a maximum temperature of 35 degrees with a clear sky during the day.
The maximum temperature tends to be around 34 degrees on Monday.